In CBC News today – Fossil skull find challenges theories on human origins: “Scientists have unearthed an intact skull from a primitive human ancestor that lived as far back as […]
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Category: James A. Landrith, Jr.
This section contains editorials by multiracial.com’s founder, publisher and editor.
The Wrath of Farrakhan
Thanaa Imam writing for UPI in the Washington Times: “Iraq’s state-run media has quoted Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan as saying during a visit to Baghdad that American Muslims […]
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Profiling vs. “Racial” Profiling
In the Washington Times Profiling scorned as ‘false comfort’: “It is very tempting to take false comfort in the belief that we can spot the bad guy based on appearance […]
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Racial Classifications
Alex Fryer, writing for The Seattle Times: “Beginning today, state and local lawmakers are prohibited from using the term “Oriental” in statutes, codes, rules and regulations. Instead, officials must use […]
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Domestic Surveillance
Today on FOXNews.com – Feds Deny Asking ISPs to Watch E-mails: “The White House denied a Washington Post report Thursday alleging that the Al Qaeda terrorist network is working on […]
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Joint Letter on National ID Cards
Joint Letter (signed by TMA) to House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Regarding National Identification Cards (National ID Coalition) https://www.multiracial.com/letters/2002-06-27.html (June 27, 2002)
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The Egalitarian
The American Civil Rights Institute, founded by Ward Connerly has posted their latest edition of The Egalitarian online (pdf format). Good reading, as always.
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Domestic Surveillance
Brad Jansen, Deputy Director of the Center for Technology Policy of the Free Congress Foundation has this to say in the Washington Times: When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced changes […]
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Jose Padilla
Newsday gets one right. Padilla is “one nasty piece of work” as their editorial from yesterday states. But he is also an American citizen. “Our tripartite government of executive, legislative […]
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Marketing and Privacy
Clyde Wayne Crews Jr. has an interesting commentary in Tech Central Station regarding the hypocrisy of government regulating private databases while conducting the biggest, most intrusive data grab in history. […]
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